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The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1887-12-28
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W. VA, DECEMBER as. 1887.


The fra! result OF the operation oil the
public safety ordinance is to increase ma.
toIially the time OF trains IN coming into
the city and going out Of It. Trains arc
now obliged 10 consumo about to.ty.iye
minu!ea from tho depot to the MnrshSll
county line, q distance OF three milea. In
the case OF the Ohio River Road half oil
this distance Is made on trestle work,
practically an elevated railway sklrting
the river.
Under thu ordinance train going
nor!hwhrd muHt consume fifteen minutes
TO get out Of tho city, though until tho Top
Mill ferry is reached there is practically
no nLreet crossing. Tbs ratio now allowed
is four miles al hour. When tho gates
Hhall have been erected, 90 provided, the
apoed may be increased to Six milea an
honr.
OF courue tho ain OF Council WIS to pro-
tee! the public, not to embarraua tho rail
roads or stir up tho old Adam in the
breasts oil travellers. With gsteal where
gates ought to be, It 10 not necessary 70
hold trains down to six miles ior the
whole diatancs from the city limo to the
depots.
Nor is 1t oil established that tho public
safety ID endangered in proportion to the
speed OF moving trains. A considerable,
II not the greater, proportion OF railroad
accidentBin cltiesis due 10 theventuresome,
men and boys, who jump on and of NOV.
ing traing. The iastor the train the lesa
likely people are to run these risks.
We do no. mean 10 argue that traina
would better BIO moved through cities at
the rate OF u mile minute, when it would
BIO certain that only crszy man would
jump on or OF, We ara merely pointing
GU. that very low rate Of speed does not
necessarily contribute to the public safety.
This being true, it does not seem good
policy to delay the trains and the people
who travel on them.
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To DO Chairman u the Ways and Means
Committee.
Tho Committee that will have charge Of
tho important legislation on the tariff
which men OF all parties foreaee, will be
headed by Roger @. Mills, Of Texan. This
arrangement, 1t Is understood, will not be
disturbed, though, at the time when Con.
eress adjourned for tho holidays, the ex.
act membership oil the committee Seems
not to have beon determined. Indeed MI.
Carlisle intended 10 have announced the
WAYS md Means Committee before the
Adjournment, had he thon been ready to
do so.
There WAS much opposition expressed
to Mr. Milla's appointment, and he had
M interview with Speaker Csrlisle on the
matter, whom he explained that while be
enteTtSined certain views concerning the
methods Of revenue reduction and tariff
revision, he was ready TO do whatever the
Speaker might think wise in order to 80.
euro harmony, eilec. tariff legislation and
carry out tho line laid down by the Pres.
ident, even 10 including, 10 q certain e1-
tent, Internal revenue repeal. He said
that he had no views which no was not
willing to surrender in the interests Of
united party action in the House. "Of
courae," he esid, 81 have always been op.
posed 10 specific duties, but il it be adv;s-
able to adopt other methods ! am willing
to cooperate on the line which party in
teres!s Indicate" These declarations Of
Representative Mills placed him in accord
with the administration, and removed the
only barrier to Craftsmanship which
places him In rank among the foremost
practical statesmen OF tho Union.
Mr.. Mills is a Consreeman of long ex.
peric0ce, having been elected to the
Forty.thtrd Congress and seven times
subsequently. He represents the Ninth
District ofTexaE, and resides at Coraicana.
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Worth Knowing,

Mr.. W. H. Morgan, merchant, Lake
City, Fla, was taken with a severe Cold,
attended with distressing Cough and
running into Consumption in lis fret
stages. He tried many so.called popular
cough remedies and steadily grew worse.
Was reduced in flesh, had difficulty in
breathing and was unable to sleep. Fl.
nally tried Dr.. King'6 New Discovery for
Consumption and found immediate relief,
and after uelng about half dozsn bottles
found himself we'll and has had no return
Of tho diaease. No other remedy can show
90 grand q record OF cures, as DR.. King's
New Discovery for Consumption. Guar
nnteed to do just what is claimed Tor 1t.
Trial bottle free at Logan 4 Co.'s drug
store 5f5Fr ;-z -. .-.-l. a. r- -.
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EYrup of Figs

Ia Natures own true laxative. It is the
most easily taken, end tho most effective
remedy known to clenss the system when
bilious or costive; 10 dispel headachee,
colds, and ieyeyn; to cure habitual con.
indigestion, piles, etc Manu-
factnYed only by the California Fig Syrup
Company, Sun Francisco, Cal. Measra.
Logan & Co., Anton P. Hess, R. 3. Burt
and @. Menksineller, have been appoint.
ed Ggento for Wheeling, W. Va.
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Tho Baltimore & Ohio Railroad Com.
pany will, on December cath, 25.h, 26:h
and Slst, 1887, and January 1st and I'd,
1888, sell round trip tickets, at One Fare
for the round trip, from all stations to all
stations, on the Trans. Ohio Divisions, and
on the Columbus & Cincinnati Midland
Railroad, including Uhicsgo, Wheeling,
Pittsburgh and Cincinnati. Tickets will
be good returning until January Sd. 1883,
inclusive.
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ALl.tls English or.heph.

20 rs a A-tuo 4ngHsn ortnhPhs
Seu 0rltans Piedyune. y Z &,
Abergavenny Is pronounced Aberssu.
n.y.. (
Beauchsmp 10 pronounced Bsecham.
Bolinsbrooke Is pronounced Bulling-
brook. Ca as Nj
Brougham Is pronounced Broom. II
Bulwsr Is pronounced Butler. 81
Cholmondeley Is pronounced Chumley.
Cirencester Ia pronounced sissiater.
Cockburn 10 pronounced Cobun. z,
Colquhoun Is pronounced Cohoon.
Cowpcr Ia pronounced Cooper.
Gro8yenor Ia pronounced Grovenor.
Hawarden Ia pronounced Harden.
Holburn Ia pronounced Hobun.
Knollys Ia pronounced Knowles.
Maioribnnks Ia pronounced Marchbanks,
Maryleboneis pronounced Msrrabun.
Norwich Ia pronounced Norridge.
Ssliabury 10 pronounced sawlsbury.
St. Leger is pronounced sillinger.
Talbot Ia pronounced Tsrbut. II
Talisfero 10 pronounced Tolliyer.
Thames 10 pronounced Tens.
Wonyss Is pronounced Weems.
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Mrs. Phoebe Chesley, Peterson, Clay
county, La, tells the following remarkable
story, the truth Of which is vouched for
by the residents Of the town: II am 70
years old, have been troubled with kid.
ney complaint and lameness for many
years; could not dress myself without
help. Now an free from all pain and
soreness, and am able TO do all my ow n
Homework. owe my thanks to Electric
Bittera for having renewed my youth and
removed completely all disease and pain
Try bottle, only Soc, at Logan 4 Co. 3
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THE Cleveland, Lorsin & Wheeling
Railroad Company will sell Excursion
Tickets during the Chrintmas holidays to
Cleyeland and between all stations on its
road Excepting between stations on Bel.
laiIe and Martins Ferry branch) one
single trip fare for the round trip.
No ticket sold fer less than ten (10)
cents Local tickets will be good going
December "a, 20 md 81, 1887, and good to
return December &c, 1887, to January 2,
1883, inclusive. Cleveland tickets good
Tor return December "a, 1887, to January
8, 1855, inclusive.
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Tho Rarsst OF combinations.

True delicacy OF flavor with true efficacy
Of action has been attained In the famous
California liquid fruit remedy, Syrup Of
Figs. 1!s pleasant taste and beneficial
ellecsa have rendered II immensely popu.
lar. It clenses the system, cures costive-
nees, etc. Messrs, Logan & Co., Anton P.
He's, 4. B. Burt and O. Menkemeller-
have been appointed SCENTS for Wheel,
ing, w. Va. sf.,
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L .
. By virtue 81 deed OF trust made by James E,
Fatts and Eta B. Faris, his wife, to me as trustee
dated July IT, 1854. recorded In the ofllce OF tho
CLERK OF tho County Court OF Ohio county, West
Vireinis, In Deed Of Trust Book No %, page 6s, I
VIII sel q: the north front door Of the Court House
SATURDAY, the 2lst DAY of JANUARY, 1883,
commencing at 10 O'Clock a. M, tho following de-
scnbed properly, that is TO say: All that LOT or
parcel Of glound on Wheeling Island known as
lot Numbered Kighty.eiSht IN D. Zane's addition
70 the city Of Wheeling, In Ohio county, West Vir
ginia, together with tho improvements thereon,
i hs aeteditamenh and appui.euauces thereto be.
The title A believed to DO good, but selling n
trustee VIII convey only the title vested In me by
TERMS OF SALE One third and as much more az
me purchaser elects TO pay In cash on tho day OF
eaie' me balance In two equal instalmenu at ono
ana TWO years. tho purchaser 10 give notes bearing
Interest from tho day OF sale for the deferred pay.
mems me tltle to DO retained until paynen. L.
W - -. W. CowDEs, Trustee
NJ. q: HALLKR, Auctlonecr. della
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Buchlen's Arnicn Salye,

Tho best salve in the world for cuts,
bruises, sores, ulcsrr, salt rheum, fever
so1en, tetter, chapped hands, chilblains,
CONS, and all skin eruptions, and posi-.
lively cures piles, or no pay required. It
ia guaranteed to give perfect satisfaction,
or money refunded. Price rs cents per
bnr. FIR ssla nv Logan g. o..
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Brown-You're 0 lucky dog, Robinson.
So you married girl worth $500, 900 in
her own right? VS..
Robinson Gather moro sadly than the
circumstances seem to warrant)-Yes.
Brown--You ought to PCT up the drinks.
Robinaon-All right, old man. Just
wait whila l run into tho houso and see II
can get dollar.
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Violated the Contract,

Manoger-WeIl, what'a tho trouble
now2
Leading Lady-Doesn't my contract
distinctly apeci!y that I Hhall have the
choice OF accommodations on the road?
Msneger-Certaiuly, but
leading Lady--Ihe wash bowl in tho
soubrette's room ia decorated. Mine ian't.
l giTe two Teeks' noticel
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DIED.

SCHRUMPF-On Tuesday, December n, 1887, at Q
O'Clock A. n, FREDERICK EcIIgUxPF, aged G.
years. -..r
Funeral will taso place from his late residence,
No. 1879 we,zel street. Friday, December 80. a.
2oclock p. m. Friends OF the family arc re.
specially Invited. 1nterment at Redmen's
Cemetery, >
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1887-12-28

Tho rich man rides to his business,
when he might walk, because he can yet
there quicker. He will also get to his
grave quicker. raH.
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J. c. HEavEY. Auctionee SAA"foAD' ~
TRUSTEES SALE.

By virtue OF a deed Of trust made by Frank 8.
Morrison 10 me as trustee dated November l, 1884,
recorded In the office OF the Clerk OF tho County
Court Of Ohio county, West Virginia, In Deed Of
Trust Book No. q, page 500, I will. on
Z. TUESDAY, JANUARY ), ISIS,
At 10 O'Clock A. NJ, sell at 1905 Market street. in tho
McLain Building, on second floor, the following
described property: One Dental Chair and appur.
'enances, one lot Of Dental Instruments and Tools,
one Stove. one Carpet, ono Book Case and Books,
Office Furniture. as described In tho deed Of trust
Also. at the residence OF the said F. s. Morrison
No. 20 South Penn street, (Island) at 2 O'clock r,
~, same day, the following household goods
named IN the said deed OF trust: One Bedroom
Set Of Walnut, Furniture, three pieces; twelve
cane seated chairs, one walnut dining table, ono
plush sofa, two plush chairs. carpets OH floors and
stairs, one cooking steve, kitchen furniture, tin.
ware, China and Qneensware. cooking Utensils,
bed.clothipg, three mattresses, pictures and wall
ornaments. two gold hunting case watches and
chains, knives, forks and spoons, etc.
TERMS OF SALE-Set cash. ..sfI t2-sl
These goods arc all in arstclass condition, and
must be sold. ,-s- r as a.--5 - - -
ABRlN LASH acting for Trustee - de9i
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Wigaina predicts green Christmas.
Well, a Christmas that will come around
In ouch unreasonable weather as we have
been having must be green indeed.
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Grand Opera House,
IRUSTEE's SALE,
TRUsTEE's SALE.


TRUSTEES BALE.
BY virtue Of deed OF trust made by George
Hubbard and Emma Il Hubbard. his wife, to mo
a. trustee dated December I, 1858, recorded In tho
county, West Virginia, In Deed Of Trust Book No.
20, page Az, will sell at tho north DOR OF tho
Court House Of said county, on
SATURDAY, JANUARY 81, 1sss,
commencing at 10 o'clock 4. NJ, the following
property, that Is to say:
Calcwell's Addition to the city OF Wheeling In
said county. E,0-'
TERAs or sALE-One- third and as much more as
the purchaser may elect, to be paid III cash at the
time Of sale, and the balance In two equal INSTALL
Ments at one and two years, with Interest from
the day Of sale the purchaser to give notes for
the deferred ayneuts and the title to DO retained
until payment Is made In full.
Z. +. CRAWFORD, Trustee.
]. G. HERvEY. Auctioneer.S de23
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LEGAL NOTICES,
NOTICE TO LIEN HOLDERS,

To all PERSONS holding liens by judgment or oAtrtrit
on ne real estate, or ypart HetoL rhich rds cor
Nvcd 6y Jdnts L. Hatoiey to Catherine Daily. uife
Or 4athS.v Daily, BY dttd dated The 2d day Of Sep.
IN pursuance Of decree Of the Circuit Cour. Of
ohio county, West Virginia, made In a cause
therein pending 10 subject tho said real estate 10
mo payment OF tho liens thereon, you a.e hereby
each o. you against the said Catharlno Daily or
me said Mathew Daily. which ale liens on the said
real essste OF any part Of T. fot adjudication to
me a. ny office, No; 1870 Chapllne street. In the
q e5oI before Wednesday, the llth day Of January,
Der, 1887. -, jOJEPH r. patIIi,.
aeL4.Me Comm ssioner.
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4 KOen Observer,

Mica Prime-Philosophe:o disagree rs
10 which period Of life aeema the longeDt
to mankind. What ia your opinion, doc.
tori
Doctor (meditativsly Dwell, it varies.
In women, for instance, the longest gen.
orally ia b5twoen twenty.nine and thirty.
l kno in my wifs's case ten years elaps-
ed between he, twenty nin.h and thirtieth.
birthdaye.
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CT. LUKE's EPISCOPAL CHURCH.
~ Rev. Nj. CAN'T hsls for q congregational
meeting at the chapel this evening at ESQ oeloof.
Business OF Importance demands their a,ien.
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NEW Apy !, X Is, "a, \, ,,,.s

TOST-GOLD EARRING WITH
~ ihield pendent. Mate can bo seen Al ihis
office. Finder will DO compensated By leaving
IAlne 81 this ofAce. y .Ea'1er7r1F de2ss
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A GOOD INVESTMENT.
"A $4,000 Bonds bearing six per cen, ara Of.
Tered for . few days For particulars address
81 VIZ ~ c. A. 6OHAEFER d CO..
Cor. Fourteenth and Market Streets,
deB l2 IEl-iiui5lrt'- .i'1rrrr wheeling, ", Va
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Recommendations might be
eaved every year in the lives and useful
ness OF animals were there more gener.
ally difussd knowledge Of Veterinary
Homeopathy. Our veterinary Index"
concisely gives the knowledge, and we
give the Index, free-at druggists, OF our
pharmacies and by mail. The remedies
besr our labels, are all liquid, strictly &C.
curate, prepared according to american
Homeopathic Pharmacopeia, and very
efficaclous. BozRlcKE & TAyzL, 627 Smith.
field street, Pittsburgh, Pa,
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'.s Il. z. b q. Railroad. ~.
BellAire b Zaneaville Through PASSENGER Leaves
Bellare It $40 m, arrives ut Bellaire at o. m.
Woodsleld Passenger leaves Bellaire II 40 n
NJ, arrives Ut Bollaire st $50 a. m. - - - =
Summesfeld Accommodation leaves Bellaire st
l:0o 2. M, arrives at Bellairc at l0:l5 q. m. : -
WHEELING 4 ELM GROVE R, r.
wv On and after Monday, October 81, 1857.
trains on tho Wheeling & Elm Grove Railroad will
run as follow: 5.qt 'I5' N T0' w.
Leave Wheeling:
$50 m, 200 m, a m. II 90 m, 80 m, $50
p m, 6:2o! m, 200 m, 900 N. ! y 80 ~ - y
Arrive al Wheeling Park: y a r.
500 m, !:Ss IN. g:55 a N, n:s5 a N, 2:o5 D m.
4:o5 m, SIS p N, 7:s5 p m, 9S5 m. *. >
Leave Wheeling Park: 7s- .tlt ~ n
$40 a m, 7:.5 a N. 1000 m, 1850 . m, $50 m,
1870 N. $40 N, 500 p m. 1000 p N. ~" -
Arrive at Wheeling: " y q u b. N
G:t5 m: $40 m, loss m, los . m, sos D m,
400 N, Gas m, s:as N, 1880 m. a '1'-'
I. s0EDAYs-Leave tho city at 500 a m, and run
every hour until ZOO p m, Leave Wheeling Parf
at 9a m. ind run every hour until 10 D m, ! q
COPY tho church train, which will leave The Psrf
y oc0 zoos '5s q. HIRsoH, sunt q
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STOCKHOLDERS MEETING
STOCKHOLDERS MEETING,
A ssIGNEE's NOTICE,

~
Whereas, D. L. Bowlln, grocer, has on the 18th
property to the undersigned for the benefit OF his
creditors therefore such ere lton will please die
duly verified statements Of their respective claims
or demands with the undersigned within the next
10 be Indebted 10 the said D. L. Eowlln Will please
prepare to make immediate payment OF such In.
de6tedness. CHAS. K, SIXTH, Assignee.
Office. Room 2 New Court House, Wheeling ". Va.
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TOR RENT-fHE STORE ROOMS
II Nos. JAG and 1870 Main street, with dwelling
iooral above. Would prefer to rent entire properly
JOHN b. CULBKRrsON, 1SoI Main street. dsas ~
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TRUsTEE's SALE.

ABRAx LASH. acting for Trustee. -,
The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1885-1921, 1887-08-20
Hawaiian Exhibits "a the San Fran
cisco Mechanics Institute Fair.

The Mechanics Institute Fair in San
Francisco will be held the first two weeks
in September. The san Francisco ''Bul-
letin" OF July Both, referring to the Fair,
has the following In further en-
deavor to secure the success Of the ex-
hibition, application was made to the
Secretary of the Treasury for a ruling
that would admit free of duty goods con-
signed for exhibition only, and this rul-
ing was promptly made. This viii in
sure exhibits from Mexico and Hawaii.
Consul Coney Of the former country has
worked assiduously in the matter, and
has succeeded in interesting his Govern
ment, which, appreciating the benefits
likely to be derived from an attractive
array OF goods, has decided upon max
ing an entry. Mr.. Coney, however, ex-
poets to do much better at the Fair Of
next year. An invitation has been sent
to Hawaii, requesting an exhibit, and
Consul Mckinley of that country has
taken great interest in promoting the de-
signs of the Directors. A large and
varied array of the products Of the island
Kingdom is expected, as well as imple-
ments OF husbandry, dwellings, native
clothing and other features of native life.
1t is expected that this exhibit will be
very unique and quite a feature
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THE FORGERY CASE.
E'OIIre JUsGice-F. -. BayseIden
Acquitted.

In the Police Court yesterday afternoon
at l 80 o'clock, His Honor Police Justice
Dayton gave mis- decision in the case Of
Rex vs.. f. H. Hayselden, forgery in
having on the 10Th day Of February,
1888, within this Kingdom, contrary TO
section 5, chapter 80, OF the Penal Code,
altered u writing, to Wit, a bill Of &C
count rendered by one T.. &. Rowe,
dated February s, 1888.
His Honor said that he could have
given Judgment in this case on the day
Of trial, but owing to the gravity Of the
offense, he thought it best to take time
and review the evidence. After quoting
from the evidence OF Col Iaukea, and
Messrs. Hayselden and +. {. Rowe,
His Honor said The Court must
come to the conclusion that the
forgery was made between the time the
bill of Rowe's was paid and the time the
summary OF tie bills in the vouchers
was made up. Now, is there any evil
dence to show that the defendant knew
the amount of those two drafts? / am
unable to find any. There is the evil
dence of the defendant that others
besides himsef were employed in the
Foreign Office at the time, and would it
not be reasonable 10 suppose that they
had the best opportunity to know what
amount was necessary to make the bills
fit the two drafts Then, again, de-
PENDANT and Colonel Iaukea had private
bills. Would it not have been quite
natural for defendant TO have added $50 to
his own bill rather than commit a forgery,
which must have taken some time to
find a place to make figures fit the
amount. / find fifteen bills in the
vouchers. The summary of the bills is
dated February 20, 1888, and the bills
were paid at different times. Rowe's
bill was paid on February Is, 1888, FIVE
DAYS before the bills were summarized,
and the defendant and Rowe agree as to
1886 90 having been paid. When the
bill was brought TO the notice Of the
Attorney General by Rowe, it was the
duty OF the former TO prosecute the de-
PENDANT and investigate the matter, as
without doubt forgery has been COM
mitted. Now, the question is who was
the person that did it? There is no evil
dence to show where the bill was be-
tween the time it was paid and the date
the bills were summarized, and further,
there is no evidence to show that the de-
PENDANT knew the amount OF those two
drafts at the time he paid the bill or at
any other time; therefore he is dis
charged.
Hon. Paul Neumann and Mr.. F. NJ.
Hatch appeared for defendant; the At
torney General, c. w Ashford, for the
Crown.
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A MEETING of the London, Eng,
workingmen was held recently TO con-
slider the periIous position of the sugar
industry of East London. At the meet
ing it was stated the extensive estab-
Gshment of Messrs. Schwartz & Sons,
Whitechapel, had at last succumbed to
the foreign bounty-aided competitions of
France, Germany and America, and
wages to the extent OF $1,000 per week
were therefore lost 10 the working
classes engaged in the various branches
OF the sugar industry in Whitechapel
alone. It was resolved, "That an
humble address be prepared for presen-
tation to the Queen, earnestly imploring
the Sovereign to issue an order in
Council to stop the further importation
OF foreign bounty-fed sugar, as being in
direct contravention of the most favored
nation clalse in our treaties of com
merce, and intlicting enormous injury
upon English manufacturers and work
men,"